Gallery of Zisha Teapots
Explore the diverse forms and styles of Zisha teapots. From traditional designs passed down through centuries to contemporary interpretations, each piece showcases the versatility and artistry of Yixing pottery.
Classic Xi Shi
Named after the legendary beauty Xi Shi, this rounded form represents feminine elegance and grace.
Stone Scoop (Shi Piao)
Inspired by ancient water scoops, featuring clean geometric lines and balanced proportions.
Bamboo Segment
Naturalistic design mimicking bamboo sections, celebrating nature's beauty.
Fang Gu (Square Ancient)
Angular form combining modern aesthetics with traditional craftsmanship.
Rong Tian
Elegant pear-shaped body with graceful curves, ideal for oolong teas.
Han Duo (Tile Roof)
Architectural inspiration from traditional Chinese rooflines.
Understanding Teapot Forms
Zisha teapots are classified into three main categories:
- Guang Huo (Smooth Forms) - Characterized by clean, geometric shapes with smooth surfaces
- Hua Huo (Decorated Forms) - Feature carved decoration, applied motifs, or naturalistic elements
- Jin Huo (Ribbed Forms) - Display ribs, fluting, or other surface texturing